[PBARC] From John Robinson - 11:10 2007 July 2007

[E Glenn Wolf Jr]

Thursday, July 19, 2007, 11:10 AM

Severe weather will develop to the north of Arkansas today and move 
toward  the south after that. Some of the storms left over from this 
activity may enter northern Arkansas after midnight, but the storms are 
not expected to be severe by the time they reach the state.

On Friday, a cold front will be moving into Arkansas. During the  
afternoon and early evening, this front should meet up with enough heat 
and humidity to bring a risk of a few severe thunderstorms to most parts 
of Arkansas. The only exception may be parts of northern Arkansas, 
where  the front will move through during the morning hours. Damaging 
winds are likely to be a greater threat than large hail.

 I think the strongest storms will produce some 2 to 3 inch rainfall 
amounts, so this may be enough to cause some local flooding problems in 
a  few areas.

 I will issue the next message around 9:30 AM Friday.

 John Robinson
 Warning Coordination Meteorologist
 National Weather Service, Little Rock
 Office Web site: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lzk <http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lzk>

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Thanks,

Glenn